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Letter of Intent Rubric
Letter of Intent Rubric
This rubric aims to serve as a guideline to judge personal statements of interest for graduate admissions criteria.
Rubric Code:
X22X254
By
Belle15
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Subject:
Communication
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
Undergraduate, Graduate
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Letter of Intent Ratings
Superior
5 pts
Reasonable
4 pts
Marginal
3 pts
Poor
2 pts
Unsatisfactory
1 pts
Organization
Superior
Completely cohesive throughout submission; Appropriate use of transitional devices completely across 1+ type(s) of organizational principles (i.e. chronological, climactic, spatial, topical)
Reasonable
1-3 incohesive statements; 1-2 transitional devices used inappropriately across 1+ type(s) of organizational principles
Marginal
4-7 incohesive statements; 3 transitional devices used inappropriately across 1+ type(s) of organizational principles
Poor
8-10 incohesive statements; 4 transitional devices used inappropriately across 1+ type(s) of organizational principles
Unsatisfactory
10+ incohesive statements; 5+ transitional devices used inappropriately; No evidence of organizational structure (i.e. lack of either principle)
Mechanics/Grammar
Superior
<2 repetitive errors (e.g. spelling, syntax, punctuation, capitalization, tense, etc.)
Reasonable
1-3 repetitive errors
Marginal
4-7 repetitive errors
Poor
8-10 repetitive errors
Unsatisfactory
10+ repetitive errors
Content
Superior
Discussion of rationale for program selection as a vehicle for academic/professional goals; appropriate use of SLP ideals, vocabulary, or concepts; Relevant, professional language throughout statement
Reasonable
Strong opening and closing statement with relatively supportive body; Evidence of 1-3 types of improper use of SLP ideals, vocabulary, or concepts; Moderate evidence of relevant, professional language
Marginal
Fair opening OR closing statement with relatively supportive body; Evidence of 4-7 types of improper use of SLP ideals, vocabulary, or concepts; Minimal evidence of relevant, professional language
Poor
Lacks discussion of rationale for program selection as a vehicle for academic/professional goals; Moderate to max use of simple language; Evidence of 8-10 types of improper use of SLP ideals, vocabulary, or concepts
Unsatisfactory
Absent discussion of rationale for program selection as a vehicle for academic/professional goals; Overuse of simple language; Evidence of 10+ types of improper use of SLP ideals, vocabulary, or concepts
Style
Superior
Evidence of fluid readability throughout statement (i.e. 4+ statements); Overall meaning conveyed through discussion of academic and professional goals via brief and concise statements.
Reasonable
Moderate readability and meaning conveyed through discussion of academic and professional goals via brief and concise statements
Marginal
Minimal readability and meaning conveyed via vague discussion of academic and/or professional goals
Poor
Redundant and circular language; Limited readability throughout and meaning conveyed via vague discussion of academic and/or professional goals
Unsatisfactory
Absent readability and meaning conveyed through discussion of academic and professional goals via brief and concise statements
Subjects:
Communication
Types:
Writing
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